Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-08-26

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TRoTTING AND RACING AT ALBANY.
ALBANY IN. " August 25th-The 229 (trot-
ting class to-day Clara Won Camille second
Bergen third, Jessie fourth. Best time 2:261I
The 2:24 class. for PAGERS, Ilderim won Dr.
West second, Blanche third, Jennie Wood
The 2:2l class (trotting) Prince Wilkes won,
Alroy second, Centilla third, Lolita fourth Best
The 2:25 class Governor Hill won. Billy Free
second, Eclipse third, Phiiosee fourth Best
| time, 2:26A.
Northern Pacific Matters.
Copyright, 1887, by tie California associated Press.
NEW YORK, August 25th.-The Commercial
BudlettR says, i'll the matter of Boston street
gossip: The pool opposed to the present man
agement of the Northern Pacific controls at
present, majority of the largest amount of
stock ever voted at a Northern Pacific election
The question is raised whether the purchase of
proxies can be used in New York There is
competent authority for the statement that
Elijah Smith of the Union Pacific party is dis
obeying section of the New York Penal Code
by his present policy of buying all proxies he
can lay hands on. 1t is limited the party which
rassed at the annual meeting, by having this
question brought up for settlement Smith de-
nies having any proxies
Cherry Juice Advances
Copyright. 1857, tr the California Associated Pre.s.l
New YORK. August 25th. - Special l-Bou-
forth's Vine and Spirit Cfrc,ldr saws A further
advance in cherry juice has taken place in this
market, cable dispatches having been received
from Germany announcing another rise of five
marks per heetoliter, The new crop has turned
out total failure, so there can only be ques-
tlon OF old goods. The rebate of the tax on
spirits in cherry juice, of which there was some
thing said, will probably not be allowed
The Chosen Friends.
WASHINGTON, August 25th.-Supreme Com
mander Nisbitt, in his annual report stated
that several amendments to the constitution
had been adopted, to go into effect December
1st, among them being a provision that here
after no person over 90 years of age can become
a beneficial member of the order and that each
member, as soon as instale becomes con-
tributor to the benefit fund. There were IS as
sessments called during the year ending June
81, 1856, and p during the year ending June 30,
1897, being an increase of over the preceding
two years. The number of deaths have shown
an increase for the two years of 255 over the
preceding two years.
A Badly-Wrecked Firm.
NEW. YORK, August 18th. - The failure of
Grovesteen & Pell has been announced on the
stock Exchange. 1t is stated the firm owe
Sl65,001 in the Stock Exchange and that there
are outstandings with thirty different banking
institutions that aggregate 81 ,200, 900, making
their total liabilities 81 000. it is thought the
assets will be $4,000.
"Subs' as Cabinet Officials.
WAsHINGToN, August 25th.--A regular meeting
OF the Cabinet was held at the White House to-
Acting Secretary Thompson, Acting Attorney
General jerks, and Acting Secretary Muldrow.
A Stern Chase.
HARRISBURG (Pa.) August 25th.-Simeon B.
Chase was nominated by the Prohibition Con-
vention for Supreme Judge and CAPTAIN S C.
irish Tor state Treasurer.
Sparks Overruled.
Copplg, 1857, by tie California Associated Press.l
WASHINGTON, August 25th.-ISpecial l-Deputy
Surveyors renpral hereafter IN bp % ad
from the class of officers forbidden by the stat
ute OF regulations from taking advantage of the
land and mining laws in districts wherein they
live. Commissioner Sparks has held, hereto
fore, that Deputy Surveyors come under
the provisions of the State statutes, the same as
Registers and Receivers of Land Offices. In
the case of Charles J. Moore, however the Sec
retary reverses the decision of the Commits
sioner and allows appellant-who is Deputy
surveyor of Colorado-the two mining claims
he has taken up and which the Commissioner
asserted he had no right TO enter.
Yesterdays Ball Games.
PHILADELPHIA, August 2jth. - The Quaker
City boys played all around the Detroits to-day
and won as they pleased. score-Philadelphia
$, Detroit 2.
THE HoosIERs DEFEATED
WAsHINGToN, August 25th.-Whitney's good
pitching and effective batting defeated IndiaE-
apolis to-day Score-Washington 3, Indian
apolis !.
CHICAGO EASILY DEFEATED.
NEW YORK, August 25th.-Chicago played a
TdlucT weak Stlille lO-utN WAS easily defeated
by the Giants, who were in great form. Score
New York 9, Chicago l.
BOSTON AND PITTSBURG,
Boston, August 25th.-To-day's battle with
missed tieing the score in the eighth by an acci.
dent Score-Boston 9, Pittsburg s.
OTHER GAMss
CINcINNAT1-Cincinnati l6. Metropolitans {.
Observation-Disclosures s, Cleveland 6.
ST. LoUIs-St. Louis IA, Baltimore s.
The 80 Susneef Disnvps Nanpax
ICOpyi9tt, 1887 by tie California 4ssociated Pressl
New YORK, August 25th.-[SpeeiaI. Patrick
X. p Tynat e. No. One y writes to the Tribune
denying that Mooney, who recently attempted
to blow up the English steamer Queen in this
harbor, was member of his physical force"
lie says he never knew him, and says further
that he does not approve of the proceedings of
those small bodies of men who call themselves
" "dynamiters.'
Death of Veteran Actor.
Lcopw9t, 1887. 5y tie California associated Press,
NEW YORK. August 25th.-[special.I- .I-Tiwh
announces the death of Frank Rea, the old
actor, who lately had earned living by train
ing stage aspirants. He lived several years in
san Francisco.
West Virginia Veterans.
WHEELING (W. Va.), August 25th.-The grand
parade of the various trades was the principal
feature of the reunion of the Army of West Nir-
ginia to-day. Twenty thousand people listened
TO the annual address delivered by Hon. A. W.
Campbell. General George Crook was elected
President OF the soeiety, and long list of Vice
Presidents were elected, including Generals W.
S. Roseerans and R. b. Hayes
Japanese Medical Works.
BosToN, August 25th.-The Boston Medical
Library Association has just received from the
University OF Toxic collection of 2l0 japanese
medical works. These books, which are In
japanese characters, were shipped by the donors
to this country nearly eighteen months ago.
They had been addressed simply, 'sThe Library
Boston, and had rome by mistake the Dublip
library.
Charities and rections.
OMAHA, August 25th.-The National Confer
ence ofCharitIes and Corrections opened to-day
Professor j. A. Gillespie, of the State Institute
for the Deaf and Dumb, presided. Addresses of
welcome were made by Governor Thayer ex-
Governor Saunders ana others. Hon. H. H.
Giles, of Wisconsin, delivered an address on the
work OF the organization.
Pennsylvania's Choice.
WASHINGTON, August 25th.-Goyernor Beaver.
of Pennsylvania in an interview here to-day
said that Blaine is the great want of Pennsylva-
man Allison.
Rehearing Wanted.
WASHINGTON, August 25th.-The attorney of
the Northern Pacific Company has fled with the
Secretary of the Interior an application for
rehearing in the matter of the revocation of the
orders OF withdrawal of its indemnity lands.
A Californian Arrested.
BUFFALO, August 25th-John G. Lockwood
claiming to be from San Francisco. was arrested
to-day charged with stealing several hundred
dollars worth of jewelry from the Genesee
Hotel.
a Veterans Encampment.
WEtHs tN. H., August 25th.-There was 8
large attendance al the New Hampshire yetes,
dresses were made by General j. c. Fremont
General ]. c. Black and others.
Good Mile for Jay-Eye-see,
FREEPoRT. August 25th.-At the Driying pay,x
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